'How to Dry Fruits with a \"Solar Dehydrator\", Easy DIY'

'Summer usually brings too much fruit to eat. I want to store some for later! A shower door works well because it\'s made of safety glass. Put it on a gently-sloped roof or other inclined surface. It increase the heat and keep birds away. And there\'s no electricity used!   I arrange bricks so that the glass door won\'t slip and fall. Also, I don\'t put this out on very windy days!  I use regular cookie sheets or drying racks for the fruit.  It usually takes more than one day to finish drying. I bring the fruits in at night. The acid from the fruit will affect some cookie sheets, so sometimes I use parchment paper under them.  I\'ve done similar fruit drying inside my car windshield, when it\'s pointed toward the sun.  When the fruit slices are nice and dry, I put them in clean jars (normal re-used food jars and lids) and seal tightly. The fruit can last for years this way without refrigeration. Sometimes I add a desiccant packs to the jars (which we save from other products), to keep the jars extra dry inside.  The dried fruit tastes really good. Even a year after storing it, my kids often like it better than fresh fruit. They think of it as a treat.  We\'ve made fruit leather using this same \"solar dehydrator\" too.' 

Tags: Solar , fruit dehydrator , non-electric

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